AWS Open Source Blog

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Style Dictionary Hackathon!

Hey, style-minded friends: Amazon is hosting a one-day-only event to make Style Dictionary even more awesome! It will take place on Friday, June 29th in Santa Cruz, CA. All you need to bring is a laptop and yourself! We will provide: A great place to hack away Awesome folks to work with / be around […]

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Twenty Years of Open Source at OSCON 2018

2018 marks twenty years of open source, and twenty years of OSCON. How better to celebrate two decades of open source, community, code, and collaboration than with a crowd of open source folks in Portland, Oregon? AWS is proud to be a Diamond sponsor at OSCON, to support the conference and the open source community, […]

EkoSystem Day

Announcing EKoSystem Day – A Day with the EKS Community

Our goal at AWS has always been to ensure that the partner community around every AWS service is rich, vibrant, and ready to meet the diverse usage scenarios of our customers. At the launch of Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (Amazon EKS) today, over 25 partners from the AWS and Kubernetes communities have announced […]

Running FaaS on a Kubernetes Cluster on AWS using Kubeless

Serverless computing allows you to build and run applications and services without provisioning, scaling, or managing any servers. FaaS (Functions as a Service) is the runtime that enables serverless computing by firing off bits of code (functions) as they are needed, freeing the developer from managing infrastructure and enabling the developer to simply write business […]

Service Disvovery with ECS and Kubernetes

Unified Service Discovery with Amazon ECS and Kubernetes

中文版 Starting today, you can leverage unified service discovery for services managed by Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) and Kubernetes. We recently introduced ECS Service Discovery, which makes it easy for containerized services to discover and connect with each other by creating and managing a registry of service names using the Amazon Route 53 […]

PyCon Cleveland 2018

Amazonian Pythonistas at PyCon 2018

PyCon has been the Python community’s conference since 2003. Each year, PyCon is held in multiple regions across the world. This year’s largest PyCon was held in Cleveland, Ohio, and AWS is proud to have joined in as a diamond sponsor. The conference had five concurrent tracks with talks, tutorials, lightning talks, and developer sprints […]

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Open Network User Group (ONUG) Spring Conference

中文版 The Open Network User Group (ONUG) is an influential end-user organization that drives the creation and adoption of open standards in networking, cloud, and related technologies. ONUG sponsors a series of working groups and holds several conferences. This year, their spring conference took place in San Francisco May 8-9, hosted by Kaiser Permanente at […]

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AWS SDK for Ruby at RailsConf 2018

Last month, Jingyi and I from the AWS SDK team attended RailsConf in Pittsburgh. We gave two presentations: a session on API design and backwards compatibility, and a lightning talk featuring SDK generation for API Gateway APIs in Ruby. We also enjoyed being able to connect with many of you to talk about how you’re […]

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AWS Hygge at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon

It was a full and eventful week at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU 2018! 4,300 attendees flocked to Copenhagen to learn and be a part of all things Kubernetes and cloud-native. The AWS team kicked off the week with our workshop Kubernetes the AWSome Way! Engineers from our Solutions Architecture and Containers teams taught attendees how […]